Orin wrote:
They send a calibration certificate which claims that their
standards are traceable to NIST. I have no reason to doubt that.
Owning standards and instruments with traceable calibrations is
necessary but not sufficient for making traceable calibrations with
them. For a
Joe,
I looked at the listing you posted. The unit looks very nice. However, the
units are selling in the $150 - $250 range, although I note some of the
units you linked to have sold for the price asked.
There has been considerable discussion on the list about the 3457A and some
differences
I think the statement is awkward English, but what I think he is trying
to say is that:
1) the instrument will be recalibrated
2) after the instrument is verified, by the calibration lab,
to be working within specs,
3) a NIST traceable calibration certificate will be mailed.
-Chuck Harris
They shipped the certificate with the 3456A I got from them. The cal
certificate is from AAA Calibration Equipment Specialist Inc. at a SW
Albuquerque address and is issued to AAA Equipment Resources Inc.
at a NW Albuquerque address.
I suspect some internal accounting reason or a defense
On 11 August 2013 03:19, Joseph Gray jg...@zianet.com wrote:
If I want to buy a used 3457A, is it better to buy one as-is and send it
for calibration, or perhaps spend a bit more and get one already
calibrated? Just one example:
Orin wrote:
The cal certificate is from AAA Calibration Equipment Specialist
Inc. at a SW Albuquerque address and is issued to AAA Equipment
Resources Inc. at a NW Albuquerque address.
Those are both the seller:
http://www.bizapedia.com/nm/AAA-CALIBRATION-EQUIPMENT-SPECIALIST-INC.html
On 11 August 2013 15:39, Robert Atkinson robert8...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
On a related issue to the 3457A calibration, I was asked to review an item at
work last week (sorry can't say what or why). Looking at compliance
certification by two fully qualified, internationally recognised labs, all
David wrote:
How useful is this
http://www.ebay.com/itm/281149723636 ?
On the fact of it, the device would give one a reasonly high
confidence something is working readlably well. I wonder if that is
good enough for a 3457A.
Let's assume that it is still working exactly the same as it was
